26.09.2026 · Cryptonews

Bill Gates warned that artificial intelligence is now powerful enough to trigger events that could kill up to a billion people. In an NBC interview he stressed that the real threat lies in the combination of malicious intent and advanced AI tools, and called for binding legislation involving politicians and law enforcement rather than industry self-regulation alone.
A day earlier, OpenAI chief Sam Altman addressed the UN Security Council. He cautioned that AI systems could outpace institutions, leaving humans unable to understand developments or intervene when necessary.
Both leaders agree that voluntary commitments from tech firms are insufficient. They advocate international safety standards, sustained human oversight, and safeguards against power becoming concentrated in too few hands.
The warnings come amid ongoing debates over how fast AI should advance versus the need for stronger external controls.
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